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...program dwells on the doings of one Captain Craig McKenzie. Anxious to save civilization from its doom, the Captain operates an insular Shangri-La in the South Pacific...
...observant cinematic will remember K.T., in "Kitty Foyle," as one of Ginger Rogers' roommates who were forced to camp in the bathroom of their one-room apartment while Ginger played double solitaire with James Craig in the living room. K.T. was the girl ensconced in the bathtub with a book. She enjoyed being directed by her father in the picture and wishes she could do so again. "We understand one another perfectly," she says. She will also appear in "Great Man's Lady" soon to be released...
Next day, for the 36-hole final, the thermometer hovered around 95°. But the non-Texans did not wilt. When the final score was posted, the $1,000 first prize went to 39-year-old Craig Wood of Mamaroneck, N.Y., who holds the world's record for 72 holes of tournament golf: 264, chalked up at New York's Metropolitan Open last year. Last week his 72-hole total was 284, but-considering the weather, the chiggers, a recently wrenched back that made him wear a polo belt, and suicidal holes like Death Valley (Colonial...
Boosting its semi-annual profit-sharing payments to 17.5% of each ordinary employe's wages, W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co. last week told its stockholders their dividends might not be so large if their profit sharing were less generous. Wrote President Craig Royer Sheaffer: "The fact that we can do the largest business, report the largest profits and pay the largest dividends is proof, we believe, that our system, of which the profit-sharing plan has become almost an integral part, is successful-not only from the viewpoint of the employe but the stockholder as well." Last year...
...missed) a chance to begin amassing a fleet of long-range, high-load bombers in 1938. Boeing's famous four-engined Flying Fortress had been tested and proved, the company was anxious to go into real production. Louis A. Johnson, then Assistant Secretary of War, and General Malin Craig, then Chief of Staff, decided instead to concentrate on cheaper, lighter, shorter-range bombers and pursuit ships. Their reasons seemed good at the time: limited funds then available would obviously buy more of the cheaper planes; the British had advised against long-range aircraft...